Table 3.

The conditions for predicting the impact of CC on Fusarium mycotoxin contamination.

Mycotoxin	Crop	Critical period	Increased danger	Decreased danger	Ref.
FUMs	Maize	(1) 4 to 10 days before silking	RAIN >2 mma	TMIN < 15 °Cb, TMAX > 34 °C	[91]
		(2) From 4 days before silking to 2 days after silking	TMAX > 34°C
		(3) 2 to 8 days after silking	TMAX > 34°C	RAIN >2 mm, TMIN < 15 °C
		(4) 8 to 14 days after silking		RAIN >2 mm
DON	Wheat	(1) 4 to 7 days before heading	RAIN >5 mm	TMIN < 10 °C	[92]
		(2) 3 to 6 days after heading	RAIN >3 mm	TMAX > 32 °C
		(3) 7 to 10 days after heading	RAIN >3 mm
ZEA	Wheat	Flowering period	The higher cumulative precipitation and average temperature		[93]
	Rice	(1) Flowering period	The higher average temperature and humidity		[94]
		(2) Harvest period	The higher daily temperature changes

^a The risk of Fusarium mycotoxin contamination will increase with the number of days experiencing rainfall exceeding 2 mm. ^bThe risk of Fusarium mycotoxin contamination will decrease with the number of days when the minimum temperature is below 15 °C.